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A reflective discussion on the second series of the podcast (nearly three years in the making!), in which we look at any new activity from podcast alumni (namely Jethro Tull, dEUS and Muse), talk a bit about Komeda (and Marcus Holmberg’s band Woodlands) and hand out the Golden Jeffrey for best album, as well as a few other big awards.
We also add continue where we left off three years ago by adding to the Jeffrey Podcast Jolly Party Playlist™ and creating a new one for Season Two.
If you want to party like Jeffrey, click here for a link to the playlist on Spotify (same playlist on Deezer), or here if you just want to listen to the Season Two playlist on Spotify (also see below). or here on Deezer.
Golden Jeffrey Nominations
Most Awkwardly Tagged-on Track To The End Of An Album nomination(s):
- Under Pressure tagged on to the end of “Hot Space” by Queen
- (Nothing Really Ends tagged on to the end of “Pocket Revolution” by dEUS was nominated for Season One because we didn’t do this award back then)
Coolest customer nominations:
- Alex Lifeson
- Patti Smith
- The members of Balthazar
Biggest album cover / content disparity nominations:
- Rush “Counterparts”
- Otis Redding “Complete and Unbelievable: The Otis Redding Dictionary of Soul”
Best album cover / packaging nominations:
- Rush “Moving Pictures”
- Rush “Signals”
- Patti Smith “Horses”
Biggest Surprise / Discovery nominations:
- Later-period Rush (especially “Clockwork Angels” and “Counterparts”)
- Balthazar
- Patti Smith
- Otis Redding
- Later-period Suede (especially “Autofiction”)
Worst Album nominations:
- Rush “Hold Your Fire”
- Rush “Test for Echo”
- Queen “Made in Heaven”
Best album (the actual Official Golden Jeffrey) nominations:
- Rush “Counterparts”
- Rush “Signals”
- Rush “Clockwork Angels”
- Balthazar “Sand”
- Patti Smith “Horses”
- Otis Redding “The Immortal”
- Suede “Suede”
- Suede “Autofiction”
- The Devil Makes Three “Chains are Broken”
- Dire Straits “Communique”
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